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learning, single-cell genomics, and neurogenetics. Your project will focus on developing new methods to understand how genetic variants affect not only individual brain cells but also change the way cells
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learning, single-cell genomics, and neurogenetics. Your project will focus on developing new methods to understand how genetic variants affect not only individual brain cells but also change the way cells
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It is widely accepted that synaptic plasticity constitutes the cellular correlate of learning. Yet, synaptic plasticity alone is insufficient to fully account for learning. Other mechanisms, such as
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candidate will gain training in chemical biology, molecular genetics and cell biology, and use physiologically relevant in vitro and in vivo models. The work will be carried out in an interdisciplinary
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Organisation Job description Project description The PhD researcher will work in the project “Joint physical custody and parents’ spatial (im)mobility”, supervised by Roselinde van der Wiel (daily
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across developmental stages or within subcellular compartments. During your PhD, you will: Gain expertise in translation regulation, single-cell sequencing and developmental biology Learn to design and
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physical custody and parents’ spatial (im)mobility”, supervised by Roselinde van der Wiel (daily supervisor) and Matthijs Kalmijn (promotor). The project’s goal is to understand how joint physical custody
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include microwell arrays for 3D cell culture, as well as microfluidic organs-on-chips (OoCs) and microphysiological systems (MPSs) in various forms. The demands on these culture platforms continue to grow
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microenvironments has advanced tremendously. State-of-the-art approaches now include microwell arrays for 3D cell culture, as well as microfluidic organs-on-chips (OoCs) and microphysiological systems (MPSs) in
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that synaptic plasticity constitutes the cellular correlate of learning. Yet, synaptic plasticity alone is insufficient to fully account for learning. Other mechanisms, such as intrinsic plasticity of membrane